Camp Stein News Today

January in Greater Phoenix is generally cold enough to require coats, maybe even a scarf now and again, but not blustery enough to put off planning for the summer months,

Red-and-white checkered tablecloths, strings of white lights and a recording of Dean Martin singing, “When the moon hits your eye like a big pizza pie, that’s amore,” all helped give

Jewish summer camps are often lauded as places where young Jews develop Jewish identity and values more fully than they otherwise might, in addition to having fun and making lifelong

As an Arizona native, I spent many nights at Camp Charles Pearlstein, now Camp Daisy and Harry Stein. There is something magical I feel each time we reach the camp

Expert opinions vary on the best age for a child to try overnight camp, although, when it comes to Jewish overnight camp, the consensus seems to be it’s never too

Greeting the new first-grade class at Congregation Beth Israel’s Mark L. Haberkorn Religious School last month, Stacy Rosenthal looked around the room at the small faces and thought many seemed